01-11-2023 03:21 AM
I'm using LabVIEW 2020 SP1 and the NI GOOP Development Suite 1.1.87.94.
Today, I've discovered that the GOOP windows doesn't appear anymore.
I'm not able to "Add Method", "Edit Class Icon", etc. The only GOOP command that works fine is the creation of a new class.
How can I solve this problem?
I've already tried to uninstall and install again the NI GOOP Development Suite.
Thanks in advance.
01-19-2023 04:05 AM
Hi Alberto_HF,
There is a way to solve this issue by following these steps below.
1. Add a new environmental variable in Windows
2. Go to Control Panel » System » Advanced System Settings » Advanced » Environment Variables » System variables
3. In the bottom part of the dialog, click New
4. Put MKL_DEBUG_CPU_TYPE as Variable name
For 64-bit AMD processors, use 4 as Variable value
5. Confirm OK multiple times to close all dialog windows.
Note: Depending on your Windows setup, a restart might be needed.
Restart LabVIEW.
Tyr these steps and let me know if it worked.
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01-19-2023 08:36 AM
@l.hovs wrote:
Hi Alberto_HF,
There is a way to solve this issue by following these steps below.
1. Add a new environmental variable in Windows
2. Go to Control Panel » System » Advanced System Settings » Advanced » Environment Variables » System variables
3. In the bottom part of the dialog, click New
4. Put MKL_DEBUG_CPU_TYPE as Variable nameFor 64-bit AMD processors, use 4 as Variable value
5. Confirm OK multiple times to close all dialog windows.
Can you please explain/justify these steps? What does this do? Is this "fix" only for 64-bit AMD Processors? What about those of us with Intel chips? Trying to research this Environmental Variable doesn't provide much clarity nor explanation for this feature ...
Bob Schor